Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-06-15

and is greatly pleased with the progressive |
appearance of this city.
Fl. B. Kane, manager of the Great Falls !
Brick mandatory, left for HELENE. on to- |
days coach 10 be absent a week.
Mckay Bros. are enlarging their brick
yard to nearly double its prese' at capacity.
They will be able to make 10000 bricks
each day.
We learn that the eiega' Mt pleasure boats
built this season by NJ. Mitchell were
badly damaged by tie wind storm the
other evening.
Dan Mckay had the misfortune to step
on a rusty spike, vlhich penetrated the ball
OF ms lett foot to the bone, making a very
painful wound.
Dave Wilso'l the well-known stockman
OF Truly, who was in town yesterday says
the range IL in better condition at present,
than Tor To e past five years.
Murphy, Maclay 6 CO., received a large
room tlas just received a thorough reno
stor,k of goods.
An inebriated citizen @ had the mis-
fortune to fall down on a quantity of
broken glass along side the TRIBUNE
office this morning and was painfully cut
about the hands and face.
Ira Myers returned yesterday from
Benton where he saw his wife and her
sister safely aboard the steamer Benton;
Mrs. Myers will likely not return to
Great Falls for some months.
Work upon Albrecht's block has been
somewhat retarded owing to the inability
Of contractor Roberts to procure the Oil
mension stuff. He expects to have the
needed material in day or two.
The storm Thursday evening did con-
siderable damage in Sand Coulee, it being
accompanied by a heavy fall of hail, which
cut down vegetation to the surface. Geo.
Fields says it damaged his garden to the
amount of 300.
The frame of J. H. Mcknight & Cos
warehouse is up. 1t will be enclosed as
soon as possible to receive a large invoice
of goods now en- route. Work upon tn 2
superstructure of their elegant business
room will be commenced early next week.
The forth coming prize fight is the
principal topic of conversation to-day.
That the men will make a good fight there
is no question. The event will prolong
the visit of numerous strangers another
day, who come to participate in the cele-
bration on the Fourth.
G. FL. Clark, a brother of J. K. Clark,
arrived here last week from Salt Lake
City, and expects to remain permanently.
In speaking of Utah he says that sit will,
in time, be the loren 1ost state in the Union,
but SO long as it rem aims in the hands of
the Mormon elders, will never progress
much"
G. I'll. Coates, the able and energetic rep
resentative of the Great Falls TRIBUNE
has been canvassil ,g Helena and the
adjacent country tt, secure subscriptions
for that paper. Th e TRIBUNE manage
ment are to be cong ratulated upon secu1-
ing the services of such a rustling agent.
-Kontana Lspe Stick Journal.
A party of ten ge ntlemen from Mime
apolis and the east arrived here to-day,
coming from Helena with their own outfit.
In Company with NJ essrs. Crosby and Ken
n Ionths. They will go into camp at the.
lower falls. We are not at liberty at
present to the intentions Ct the
party.
Joseph Allin of Sand Coulee, informs
us of a peculiar phenomena which he
| witnessed yesterday while returning to
| Sand Coulee from his Box Elder ranch,
which is as follows: He noticed a COW
lying near the trail with the hide partial
" pealed off her legs, and upon closer ex-
animation fount that the hide had broken
on different parts OF her body. Upon
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